Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-16
PERSONAL
.YoR REwITr's afiict,on is nov spelled

MAYOR HRwITT's affection is nov spelled
rumortism.
FRANK JAMES. the ex-bandit, expects to
become salesman in a st. LOUIS sh store.
KATE CLAYTON. who has been succe- sful as
an &c res~. j. now going TO try her hand at
managing a theatre.
MISS KATE FIELD continues her vigorous
warfare Il tou the Mormon monster aud has
been Occurring upon the subject IN Boston.
GOV. CnUrou, of Dakota. mas been pre-
So ted win a 500 china sel, which, by the
evil service rules, he VIII be obliged to re
turn
Miss WESLEY, of Chicago, wants to bet So
OiO tGaI sue can eat tNo guam eaCn Qay for
tn daJs. Miss Wesley L. = years o.d and
robust.
HENRY VI. STANLEY mas just been honored
by lne gift of the freedom UG he city of Lon
don. The iree'iom OF the central par o.
Africa would 6e far more acceptable Just
now.
Miss WILL ALLEN DROMGOOLE. the young
southern an hOr-~s. has been re- lectcd en-
ETo.-ing Cierk of thu tennessee STATE Senate.
She wa, opposed b. four NOUu. ladies, but
won Is ly.
SIR RICHARD ARKwRIGHr, inventor Of the
suiI NJ icnny. and f"U der OF the great cot
ton IN ut les OF England, never saw the in
sIIe Of sch0 ] mouse until ter he was
twenty Years cd.
Mas. LANGTRY has riddcd herself forever Of
the autograph Aend. she mas maze a con.
tract VITA Narony by VIII eli he viii g / pho
tugraph- her in Che theatres. each pho'o.
grauh beng sig ell by her. 81 tnc asre .ment
sue Is bound net To sign autograph books. etc
GOV. TAYLOR Of Tennessee. i, experiencing
the trou}do. ci.ieut 10 the ,,i.prsd. Of OH Is
SIXTY three women have cal, urea him 10
eN res their conviction THAT IN" St4tc would
% 10 the denim ton blwToT- 4 ck'h one or
their number was not appointed : ats Llora-
rlaE.
\ LoNG-FoEGoTTES portrai: o. byron,
painted Ven &c m 1919 by Natalie -cn'avonl
and vri'e- cntiDg the poet Gated coffee
cable, smoking. aud ~ e-ing u higG hat and
yclu uinrus cloak. ia. b ca lis .uy red Amo Y
some unayprecIated relics az hume, Han
sary.
MRS. GEN. SHERMAN and Mrs. Hicks Lord
vii o 1eu ne ana nj charity hasi 20 he given
JIu. &c at The Me;rnpoli AZ Olera Hou Ia
NeN YORK. ami President an Mrs. Cleveland
are q ppctcd 10 attend. This ban l. he
apDtavo.i. Of duded IN, aud It's so-ca'lei
charitable feature covers multitude ~ sins.
APUBLlc Man in thoroughly good health .
harl To 1ud At present. ). Cox has been
conllned TO hi room at the Riggs House g.
Washington. by Illness 8 nc hi rcttru from
New York at the cad of tho holidays lie
contracte a -eveee cold and Gas been suffer
ing from chllls ana fever. airs. Cox Is with
him.
GEORGE HEARST. who will probably be tho
mex ~ena,o or from California Is orcnly
charged vita having Gle ted mai orlty Of he
state ieel. lature by br berry an 1 Ind, it. nee
e.stry now - urihe the yert non he elected,
before they viii vote Tor MN. HIS Senatorial
seat wi cost him n sum estimated all the
Way from $50 eco to 100000.
Miss FoRTEeCUE saws sae never before was
30 auus, Il bN the BasDapers a. she has heeu
100 Putial eiphia, bu she doesn't mind tmuch.
% rem uds her. she etSs. OF au experience snc
NAT M Manchester. 4 gland. ono paper was
csUecitIl nar-h IN lts criticism OF r. She
az cd tns Prop let0r, whom sha met socially.
~ o Nrote tnem. "Oh,' said he. mats a
ic low ~ ~ Tried TO do the police news aud
faied. and We made him dramatic critic"